John Blosser

Investigative Reporter

ABOUT

John is a Florida-based investigative journalist and magazine reporter who has been a writer his entire life. He has covered everything from entertainment to medical news, and has traveled the world—from Brazil to Russia and Canada to Rome—in search of the truth and a good story.

LATEST STORIES

MENTAL HEALTH

UN Demands “Human Rights–Based Approach” to Mental Health

Recognizing decades of coercive and abusive psychiatric “treatment,” the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights calls for urgent change.

DRUGS

Forty-Five-Year Sentence For Day Care Operator Who Killed One-Year-Old With Fentanyl

“Day care” was just a front for a fentanyl operation. Three other children required Narcan to survive. 

MENTAL HEALTH

Florida’s Baker Act Leaves Trail of Harm for Involuntarily Committed Veterans

The ease of being involuntarily committed under Florida law discourages many veterans from seeking help. Jordan Hunkin’s suicide is a too-common outcome.

MENTAL HEALTH

Scotland’s Skye House Psych Hospital for Children Is a Horror House of Abuse

Forced drugging, restraint of patients, brutality, cruelty, mockery and abuse were recently dragged out into the open by a startling BBC documentary.

RELIGIOUS FREEDOM

Vast Majority of World Will Remain Religious, Study Finds

You may have bought into the propaganda and think religion is on its deathbed. If so, you would be wrong. 

DRUGS

Animal Trafficking for Fentanyl—New “Dragon Cartel” Unites Mexican and Chinese Gangs

A most unusual trade in rare fish will lead to misery and death, while an endangered species may disappear entirely. 

HUMAN RIGHTS

Virginia FOIA Law Strangled by Legislators Who Claim to Advocate Transparency 

Nine thousand dollars for a school bus video? That’s the price of government transparency in Virginia. Legislators killed a bill that would have brought costs in line.

RELIGIOUS FREEDOM

New Senate Resolution Reaffirms Commitment to America’s First Freedom

A new bipartisan Senate resolution affirms religious freedom as a fundamental human right. It’s a principle built into the Creed of the Church of Scientology.

CORRUPTION

Greek Drug Trafficking Network Stole Health Care IDs to Peddle Psychiatric Drugs

It’s just one more example of the psychiatric death industry using deception to line its pockets. And Greece has a long history of such corruption. 

DRUGS

UK’s First “Consumption Room” Now Open—Europe Surrenders War on Drugs

While drugs and their use remain illegal, law enforcement has abrogated their responsibilities by providing free shooting dens rather than rehabilitation.